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I saved the best for last today. This is the most beautiful Dam troll from the 60s I've seen yet. She is pristine. Her peachy mohair is so full and her spiral green eyes just sparkle. I love to look at her.
I will be adding more trolls soon. Stay tuned. I'd love it if you comment and/or follow my blog. Let me know what you think.

This cutie is a Dam Things from the 1960s. She is a beauty! But you don't have to take my word for it, check out the up close pictures...
My newest clown troll finally arrived. I love his nose! I have looked everywhere and can't find a marking. He sure looks like a Norfin. Isn't he cute?
This hobbit troll was made in the 70s by Royalty Designs of Florida.
This vintage monster troll was made in Japan. He looks like a cross between a monster and Frankenstein. He has rabbit fur for hair. Very old and rare.
This troll charm in very large and made in Japan. It's approximately 4 inches in height. It's eyes are made from holographic material and he has a tab. Probably made in the 60s era.
Here are two very tiny troll charms. They are about 1 inch in height. They are vintage and probably came inside bubble gum machines.
This vintage keychain, I am unsure of the year it was made, has authentic rabbit fur for hair. Very odd looking.
I only have two of these beautiful 1960s S.H.E pencil toppers. Here's the other one - my favorite of the two.
This is a 1960s S.H.E (Scandia House Enterprises) pencil topper. These are so rare and expensive these days. They stand about 2 inches tall and are so tiny yet so pretty.
This troll is so pretty. The previous owner didn't take good care of her hair and it is coming loose but she is wearing a big smile. She's a 1960s Dam.
This looks to be a Uneeda troll. Uneeda is the same as Wishnik. I don't think it's a 60s - probably much newer. Does anyone know the year of this troll?
This troll has on a pretty pink outfit with rhinestones. I am assuming yet again that she is a 60s troll. Most of these are unmarked.
Well, I guess she's a witch because of her hat. Although I've never seen a red witch hat.
This is one of my favorites. This 1960s troll has red mohair, not something you see often. It's long and just beautiful. Then, she has spiral green eyes. She would be flawless except for the dent on her belly. She's still beautiful no matter what though.